Chelsea's Hannah Hampton and Lucy Bronze were both named as part of the elite, in what was a controversial eleven chosen by the players themselves…

Chelsea players Hannah Hampton and Lucy Bronze have been selected in the FIFPRO Women's World 11 following a vote by over 6,500 professional players from 64 countries. The inclusion marks a record ninth appearance in the team for Bronze, surpassing Lyon defender Wendie Renard. Both players were recognized after helping Sonia Bompastor's Chelsea side secure the League Cup and reach the Champions League quarter-finals during the 2025/26 campaign.
Hampton secured the top goalkeeper spot with over 2,500 votes, finishing ahead of Barcelona's Cata Coll. Bronze won 22.8 percent of the vote at fullback to edge out Arsenal's Ona Batlle. They were joined in the World 11 by fellow England internationals Alex Greenwood, Alessia Russo, and Ella Toone.
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